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Asian Action Cinema and Hollywood Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Chan focused more on the Asian market, but later came back to Hollywood and was successful in making films such as Police Story 2, Armor of God II: Operation Condor and Police Story 3: Super Cop. These films set the path that would ultimately lead to a revolution that is continuing today (Shelton, 2012). Chan brought martial art in Hollywood.
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Technological Warfare Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The Call of Duty is a game with different versions that are created by Activision. The game comes in series that have progressively seen developments done to ensure that the product is fitting to its customers. In respect to the matter of discussion, the game has entirely reshaped the opinions that a considerable number of people view war.
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Nam June Paik - Inventor of Video Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The doors to experiment with this kind of visual art were opened and more people joined. So when the first video recording device arrived in America, Paik was among the first people to own and use one. The day he got the recorder coincided with the Pope’s visit to his state. This gave him an opportunity to record the visit which he later showed to a group of people.
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Is Sexiness an Aesthetic Property Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Illusions, social norms or need to be sophisticated bring about the idolization of sexiness. If it is a quality to be applied to human beings and it is true that it exists then it should be able to cut across the board. The illusion comes in when we talk about sexiness being mostly singular to women. But then again hypocritical discrimination comes in when not all women can be considered sexy.
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Movie Remakes - Infernal and The Departed Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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In conclusion, I would like to note here that the art of movie remake is a rather current affair where various movie companies have come up with various techniques to help them create and recreate the movies each time anew. This makes the performances in each case totally different as the similar events are unfolded in a more tactical manner as compared to their original formats.
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Cultural Instrumentalities Kuhn Applied in Alien Zone for Film Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Ideology is seen as heterogeneous in a decentralized society and it is the source of power, authority and influence attaching meaning to power. Ideological film analysis tends to employ structuralist and not empiricist in analyzing genres and film text to reveal their ideological work. The instrumentality of the cultural production views representation as having self-impacts.
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How Photograph Manipulation Is Used to Affect Society Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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According to Barthes’ punctum theory, a photographic likeness captures an image in time and space, it can communicate different to its at-face representation, depending on the time of reception and contributing social factors. A photographic advertisement for Italian pasta and sauce at first glance simply demonstrates the ingredients used. 
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Response to Fifa World Cup 2014 Official Emblem Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The emblem will serve its purpose in an effective manner where it is likely to cause a contagious excitement in the event. This qualifies as a beautiful design since it does not attempt to create and define alternative standards. As such, the design of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Official Emblems depicts great artistic work and serves the intended purpose.
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A Balance of Convention and Invention in Film Genres Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The integration of both old and new ideas in film making leads to some sort of realism in the movie and caters to the demand of the different viewers that may come across the movie. Filmmakers may decide to be alternating the films within a particular genre for a given period that covers familiar normal life stories/events, plot twists, and the application of unanticipated characterization.
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The Critical Concept of Queer in Relation to Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The concept of queerness has often been at the core of the study of film since queer cinematic experiences have been perceived to provide a lens for subversive reimagining that enables the creation of a simulative, new platform for recapturing infinite sexual meanings, pleasures and interpretations. Queer cinematic experiences have often emphasized the idea that queerness is often moving.
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The Concept of Queer in British Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Queer theory critically investigates the fundamental idea that any particular sexuality can be “natural” and “immutable” while expanding its lens to include all manner of sexual activities or identities that may either be put in the normative or deviant categories. Queer media, which encompasses websites, films, magazines, among other cultural products, became a common phenomenon.
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The Car: Icon, Symbol, and a Central Feature of Contemporary Visual Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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This car photo represents the era of the 1950’s in which the birth of new cars along with their cultural relationship took place. In this period, the display of the automobiles remained a significant aspect of 1950’s car culture. And the most popular colors which were mainly preferred by the Native Americans were green, blue, and pink.
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Knight Errant by Oskar Kokoschka Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Kokoschka completed the creation of this painting in 1915. During this period, Kokoschka's relationship with Alma Mahler was crumbling (Solomon, 2003, pg.102). Mahler was a widow and her dead husband was a very renowned composer. After the death of her husband, Mahler was involved in two love affairs concurrently.
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Visual Art Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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No matter whichever medium one must adapt to display and promote his or her thinking in front of the others, visual scrutinizing is a great way to get a detail about the technique that an artist used to develop his or her work. This is also helpful to understand the meaning that he or she is trying to communicate.
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Modern Visual Artwork Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The report will look at the flaws associated with the artwork as identified through research and provide a situation of the artwork. The artwork under analysis in this paper is Wall Art or graffiti. Graffiti is an art that has a long history. It has been developed and nurtured over years as a heritage of a small group of people who are considered to belong to a specific art movement.
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The Contribution of Director Gillian Armstrong Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The 63-year-old director has made a great contribution to the screen industry in Australia. With an earlier aim of becoming a theatrical set designer, she ended up being the first female director of films in Australia at the age of 27. Since then, she has focused on making the Australian screen industry better.
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Globalization as the Key Idea in Art and Design Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Digital artwork is a reflection of the collapse of the art discipline in the future. The resulting discipline will be a fusion of science and art. Designing will yield complex objects that are unimaginable in the world of ancient art. Ancient art will not compare to digital art, and both forms may suggest two separate ideas arising from the same origin.
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Key Ideas in Art and Design - Globalization Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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the enactment of artwork critique contributed to the expansion of the roles of artist and the artwork itself. Examples of the practice are provided, ranging from the contemporary artworks of exhibitions and display methods. By examining the forms it takes, it maps the reception of the practice itself in the context of the changing. 
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Olafur Eliassons Installation Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Reference to Eliasson evokes images of the pale sun burning inside of the Tate Modern or giant waterfalls installed under the Brooklyn bridge. It seems that Olafur Eliasson does not create anything revolutionary, he takes the most natural phenomena and reinvents them so that people ask themselves: “Why haven't I noticed this beauty earlier?”. 
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Interpretation of the Image in Terms of Semiotics Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The relations between signs in formal structures are useful during the process of establishing meaning in the images. The sign and sign system is considered the major object of study when it comes to semiotics (Aston & Savona, 2013). The concepts of semiotics can be used for the purposes of establishing communication.
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Scorseses Use of Narration and Sound in Goodfellas Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Martin Scorsese is known as one of the master storytellers of our time within the film medium, finding alternative ways in which to portray the story that compels the viewer to get inside the film rather than just sit back to watch. In Goodfellas, he presents the narrative of a man who had been inside the mob all his life, only coming out when he perceives he’s about to be killed.
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Bicycle Thieves by Vittorio de Sica Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The strong script behind the scenes is hidden effectively in this make-belief realism. The real events outside the script that takes place in front of the camera are cleverly interwoven to the plot. It adds more meaning to the movie since the story deals with the time and space (post-War industrial Italy) in which it is screened.
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Features of the Film Story Lagaan Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The Director of the film, Ashutosh Gowariker, and the art designer Nitin Desai has given rise to a genuine scene of an Indian village Champaner of 1893 (ApunKaChoice.com, n.d.). The story of the film sets in the second half of the nineteenth century and points out the misfortunes and unfairness committed by the British against the poor guiltless farmer community who faces these odd situations with great courage and self-respect. 
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Fargo Scene Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Basically, the film opens on the day Jerry Lundegaard hires two hitmen to kidnap his wife, agreeing that they can have half of the ransom money and he’ll keep the other half.  It turns out, Jerry is in significant financial trouble and has a passively adversarial relationship with his father-in-law, who has lots of money but refuses to consider helping Jerry get ahead financially.  
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The Film Michael Clayton by Tony Gilroy Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The scene in the taxi is a long, continuous shot that stays framed on Clayton’s face as the credits keep rolling. There is an extension of time in this scene, the minutes appear to stretch on and on with the character doing nothing but sitting in the taxi, while far in the background, there is the busy movement of people and traffic.
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Appropriation & Hybridity in Taiwanese & American Art 1949-2000 Visual Arts & Film Studies Thesis
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The last few decades have witnessed a blast in the ideas as well as the theories of art, for it has never been more popular, however, much present thinking remains out-of-the-way and difficult to use (Costello 2007). Abstract expressionism and surrealism play a significant role and the Traditional development of modern Ink and Wash painting during the period  from 1949 to 2000.
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The Man Who Fell to Earth as a Science Genre by Nicolas Roeg Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The scenes that are portrayed by the director in the movie, The Man Who Fell to Earth, indicate towards wholly visual aspects. The alien, Newton is shown in actuality going from one aspect of corruption to others. It is also shown in detail what are his experiences while going through various situations (Brown 2006).
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Orientalism by Edward Said Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Orientalism theory is regarded as an old phenomenon dating back to the conquests of Europe. As far back as there has been historical contact, Europeans have already used abstract categories to know the people of different skin color and appearance. Napoleon’s conquest was not merely military but ideological since the empires needed to discover how to understand these Orientals in order to conquer them.
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Girl Interrupted Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Susanna – a troubled girl, a girl interrupted by the social demands opposing to follow the norms probes into her inner strength to find the obedience required in order to be accepted into the “normal” world. “Girl Interrupted” ventures into the mental care institutions, where the differentiation between mental illnesses and socially disturbed individuals is mingled. Patients are sedated regardless of their mental diagnoses.
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Analysis of the Film Jamie Uys' The Gods Must Be Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Written, produced, and directed by Jamie Uys, the 1980 movie, The Gods Must Be Crazy, intertwines a trio of series, namely, a Bushman’s journey to the end of the earth to return a Coca Cola bottle to the gods, the romance between a clumsy scientist and a schoolteacher, and a group of terrorists on the run.
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film was produced in the most positive mood. Despite the fact that the Portokalous was a force to reckon with in terms of the possible union of Ian and Toula, the values they were forcing through were not harmful to anybody. Looking at their family solidarity and how they treated each other with respect based on their standards, could never suggest for anyone to be prejudiced against them. 
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Portrait of Teresa Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Daisy Granados starred Teresa resembles the contemporary Cuban women who make inadequately pathetic attempts to bring forth reasonable social changes in their living conditions. The 1979 film as a whole maintains relaxed and authentic scenes most of which take the audience throughout the worksites of Teresa and her husband Ramon (Adolfo Llaurado) with intent to allow enough scrutiny of Cuban society.
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The Video Turning Point Jerusalem Featuring Peter Jennings Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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It is shown that for Muslims, the city of Jerusalem is sacred due to the special relationship the prophet Muhammad had with the city.  Sites such as the Dome of the Rock are very important historically for Muslims.  For Jews, the importance of many sites such as the Temple Wall and in fact the historical construction of the city itself is important to the national identity of the modern state of Israel as well as Judaism.
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Defining Jerusalem With the Video Turning Point Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The video by Peter Jennings, Turning Point: Jerusalem Stories, creates a different angle to the conflicts in the Holy Land and what is currently occurring. Jennings provides basic information about how individuals live in Jerusalem, what is expected in terms of religion and how Jerusalem has become a Holy Land for three major religions of the world while providing a combination of the ancient and modern world in one area. 
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The Film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon by Ang Lee Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The primary conflict is between traditional values and modern values, representing the universal struggle of women as they try to meet the expectations of society while trying to determine their own destiny. The time period allows for an exaggerated exploration of modern society, revealing the struggle through poignant stories of love and loss. The central themes come from admission by Ang Lee that he is obsessed with female repression.
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Law, Literature and Media Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Philosophers have long had theories about the nature of truth, many of them deciding that absolute truth cannot exist because each individual has their own versions of truth and reality, which become prisms through which any set of facts are viewed. These truth theories are on display in much of our legal cinema and literature, as these works accurately portray the biases that make absolute truth impossible to discern.
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Sundance Film Festival Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The movies discussed in the paper are How to Die in Oregon, Like Crazy, Senna, Kinyarwanda, Another Earth, Andy and Zach, and The Hunter and the Swan. These movies were exceptional on their own, and some of them even won the best awards for the season. A well-analyzed description has been further provided for each of these movies.
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12 Angry Men Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Even the judge drones his boredom during jury instructions. The many ethical dilemmas, values, and concepts depicted in this film include: Eleven of the jurors voted guilty in the first polling without the benefit of an evidence review.
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The Wedding Banquet Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The director Ang Lee had made this movie with a complete orientation on the gay relationships which was gaining importance in the 1990s.In this movie the key character Winston, the Taiwanese immigrant, and the American man Simon, is sharing a gay relationship with each other. Here the hindrance is emerging from Winston’s family who are orthodox.
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Analysis of My Big Fat Greek Wedding Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Revisiting our main points, we have here analyzed the effective communication strategies from My Big Fat Greek Wedding, including a description, and an analysis of the following scenes:  the Greek engagement party, Toula meeting Ian’s parents, and Toula’s wedding day.  The most important lesson which I learned from this film was that major differences can be overcome if one tries hard enough to succeed in relationships. 
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Sundance Film Festival 2011 Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The Sundance Film Festival is a wonderful experience with a number of interesting and emotion invoking films being shown. Every individual should spend time watching some of them in order to gain a different view on thoughts recurring over society altogether.
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Scarface: The World is Yours Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The 1932 movie is based on a social context that entailed people having an immense disliking of gangster life. During this period, there were widespread opinions that gangster films were glorifying violence, and therefore, they aimed to corrupt the minds of young children and youth. This was highly publicized during the era of actual gangsters.
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Inherent Leadership and Followership Styles in the Lion King Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The Lion King is a movie replete with an abundance of characters affiliated to varied styles of leadership and followership and hence offers much instruction and insight. Yet, it is also a story that depicts the harms of being unresponsive to the overall organizational politics in a setup. A student of management can learn leadership skills from almost anywhere, and especially movies tend to be rich sources of influence and instruction. 
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Lady Killer Film Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film industry has been existence for many years which makes it one of the oldest industries together with the music industry.  The characters in the gangster films strive to achieve wealthy status through illegal means such as robbery. Each character in a gangster movie aims at achieving the best price or reward which may be either money or assets.
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The Idea of Graphic Design - Where Did It Come From Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Design is inspired by domains as diverse as ideas in psychology, science, fine arts, and the growth of new technologies. The study of the history of graphic design can give inspiration. This essay demonstrates how the graphic design developed or where the idea of ‘graphic design’ came from. Graphic design has functioned under identities. 
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The Film a Few Good Men Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Real leadership will create a truthful story rather than hide behind a convenient lie. This is the primary focus on which the concept of leadership is explored. The film defines leadership as an honor and duty within the context of the military and in the end when Dawson and Downey are vindicated but still kicked out of the military it is Dawson’s monologue that clarifies the issue.
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Marketing Reflective Journal Visual Arts & Film Studies Outline
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The week focused on resolving challenges in the fashion media and marketing of Fashion products. We learned the basics of marketing our fashion products. The week’s topics included experimental marketing. Likewise, consumer focus was emphasized.
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Translating the Essay into Film and Installation Visual Arts & Film Studies Speech or Presentation
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It should be noted that the basis of this presentation is the address of Nora because she has evaluated essay film genre from a historical point of view. The development as observed in this genre is magnificent. At the same time, it asks for a theoretical contribution to understanding the characteristics of the essay film genre. 
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Neo-medievalism Visual Arts & Film Studies PowerPoint Presentation
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The modern way of life tends to consider each and every human being as equal to the others and therefore, it does not give anybody authority and government on the basis of bloodlines. The approach is still in the middle phases of development because economic power is the source of political power in the modern era of the 21st century.
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Carnivals and Carnivalesque Visual Arts & Film Studies PowerPoint Presentation
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Fascinated by the imaginations of festivals and carnivalesque, Bruegel made a picture, which presented a Battle between Carnival and Lent. The picture is basically a depiction of a festival that was celebrated within some parts of Europe, more specifically in the Netherlands. The picture is famous for the features that it exhibits of the times in which the event took place.
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